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. 2016 Jun 14;27(4):1556–1567. doi: 10.1007/s00330-016-4451-y

Table 1.

Patients’ characteristics

n %
number of patients 30 (100)
gender male : female 1 : 1.5
age (years) median (range) 51 years (21 - 78)
localization frontal 10 (34)
insular 5 (17)
temporal 4 (14)
parietal 3 (10)
central 3 (10)
occipital 1 (3)
trigonal 1 (3)
brainstem 1 (3)
thalamus 1 (3)
corpus callosum 1 (3)
MRI contrast - enhancement
significant ring-like 11 (36)
nodular 2 (7)
non-significant none 12 (40)
patchy/faint 3 (10)
focal 2 (7)
type of surgery resection 19 (64)
stereotactic biopsy 10 (33)
open biopsy 1 (3)
target for iOP tumour sampling
MR CE 13 (43)
PET 15 (50)
CSI 2 (7)
diagnosis
HGG glioblastoma (WHO grade IV) 12 (40)
gliosarcoma (WHO grade IV) 1 (3)
anaplastic astrocytoma (WHO grade III) 5 (18)
anaplastic oligodendroglioma (WHO grade III) 2 (7)
mixed oligoastocytoma (WHO grade III) 1 (3)
LGG oligodendroglioma (WHO grade II) 4 (13)
diffuse astrocytoma (WHO grade II) 4 (13)
mixed oligoastocytoma (WHO grade II) 1 (3)
IDH1 mutational status
IDH1-R132H negative tumour 15 (50)
IDH1-R132H positive tumour 15 (50)

CE contrast - enhancement; CSI chemical shift imaging; HGG high-grade gliomas; iOP intraoperative, LGG low-grade gliomas, MR magnetic resonance imaging, PET positron emission tomography, WHO World Health Organization; IDH1 isocitrate dehydrogenase 1